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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
n.aao juno ?5.he leaalng taiare, ransel as ionovs
Flour ruled quiet. with some inquiry from

Flour ruled quiet, Win some inquiry 't"" '"'PPo'N
T9s s,' G 90 s co IS 49,, sa e1 4S
h n9 >: sosiNa Il ~ PRIME
TSny ;: & o. y sso tS Soa5er. 3
- - I,-: Gr $40, ootst e. s.c 10
praa6ar - R.coipts- Flour li.ooo obl,. Wheat
iySoo O @.1 c %,i.s 'g sS sa.a
ioo9 o. Wheat 29oo' s"'n a, Cor" Barley Sgo' Yooo
ea,icr t'reaGsry iioisL Da,rs I2Si5@ Eggs loa9
nH, PET COZ
- 5j tanev - 80 90 Wheat aon, pa oo no %n.S
Re" cam ,y, vac hs'se,' MixsI in good
demand no MiIei auIi- -,, At 90 &c
Short e. At - Bacon s'fay Ssv .tsaST
Ens n,oa S %Sdi omar oS p,ss Of 81
s;ssiv"Fancy Creamery issIGc. Good TO Extra l0s'c
Ea Kan. nrc ~ a3i Light -
lntoherF "a 6oas6 10 Receipts looo Ho1t shipments
Dsrro I PVT ,s Sa,h 81 &c g as.
q en- jaw ~ &c as Angus, Corn c,:a $50
wAclt !. 7Oj ua.a. Corn 900 bush oats 1000 bush.
ispASmoLs June We1t gr@ No. RED I .Is, S
NlLwAuknz Jane 2jFonr firm whsa , was :,. duh
S% sgSc !5lx " TeT re a SS''S 80 White
steady No 57c BARLEY strong No Pc P. :. ~
f cutter as f"' b1iry il steady fresh at
3.S noS s was w T s5 On: haTSy 800
basa snlpnonls- 5,lGj Ib- Wheat $50 ousH
MINNEAPOLIS. June 25.-Whelt-Market ste"y' NO
HaGd cash II &c; July II ~. August '5c
ProgIA June 2j.-Coru quiet HIN Mixed 36'9@SS9oTs
Mixed 36a $3.50 &c. .oai. quiet No. Waite IoSS
ypr No Mixed 5a2J l2c...... rye was diili 10 D.
q 80 20 Whisky nrmwlne, a pS SPIRITS - W,
Eeraipt.-Coru 2G)0 oats $4,000 bush lyS
Al Drsa Coz bush. Shtpnehts-Sofn s'-uo
bu-n Oats $4,000 bust hyc bush. Barley .'--
bush.
PHILADELPHIA June 25.-flonr very dun bnye,s lack
willing 10 operate 10 any extent eNcops
holders not wlllli9 10 haNe.
Western and Peuusvlvania Supernne ~ JOSS w. 10
a do Fytra 81 OOd IS P8nnsvlvapn FANNY - 20 %
~ 90 Penn.yvania oiler Process ~ 1888 80 Deaware
Family Ohio Clear 81 OOdSi 20; 40 stfligis
- 5O Indiana Clear 81 ODa4 25 DO strasht ~ 20
e Louis ami Southern Illinois Clear "a <oiuo
do Straight ~ a. sos Winter Wheat Paiont ~
Minnesota clear 81 esi 20 40 40 a on
ass 5 MINI, roa lair 10 choice - oo3sf w.
Eys Fonr 81 co az rs barrel for Fair 10 Choice
Whea market quiet and prices closed SO
lower export demand light; spot lots dn b9. DO
FOR August 4ssllc; do for september 81 na
Corn ruled steady with moderate local trade nelnahu
for spot lots nothing doinI n futures cSpo5'ers nS
Grating NO Mixed Ia graln depot 4oc NO zhsn vi u
W era,n denot isoc No Yellow track IN Camden ~ C.
| 3 Mixed Tor June t&S4Ahci DO for july tisstl tc'
40 Tor August Is g945o do for september iHNnii -
tor spot lots shade eeae'i hDefAi oaof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO 20 (sDectdJuly wheat opened yesterday
at TO cents foil cent and then returned the opening
figure There ess less bank wheat and
smaler ansa usual In the opening hour July
corn sold cents July oats at 26 cents Jny lard NJ
Sc 35 aud August short ribs at 81 40. There
have regarding the condition Of whea
in that tosy lie ting n0ers OF the raie DO
termin Investigation. petition accord
ingy circulated asking the directors TO order thorough 10
snecon This will 10 tone at AMI the cold (or hoD
facts ociay forth Receipts OF wheat In car lots were
as Winter whslt s. sprnS 81 cora, 9i cats III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

The refined petroleum market qnet but closed hrm IN
tone unchanged previous at 90 cents per gai'
Ion Abel test NJ all ports.
on CRY Poua. Juno 2j.-Crub Oh-Nlt)lh rrln't
Certdcltesope1et itSl5 81 1lpsl ~ Ola ufpH "r'p
Gl1, iay.st IL a. Saol -.ilD1D pt",lt its-'' 57.30l
barrels celr,isa 1852 eJJ barrels; ship nants, 9oI-o
barrels. runs. G3.33S barrels
rrusviLLs Praa Jnus IS -VttDlt rctlds csrti l'H,'
opened at 81 aaIco,,I Gls hsaos pr!cs Glas ioS'
ost pr'ce. o.
PirrssUN,. Penn Julf % -jrlls oil > etr0leun dnu
but stcadv National frlpst Csrtii.s ooslf at u =
an closes al Ol's ugl,st Dr,sa Gl's iOSos:-Olk
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francs i2 Confines paid and 1919 francs esaames ecs1
Wilcoxs closed - 50 csnnss ees l0J kneo
AUCTION SALES )p woot N LONDON

LONDON June 26- tho wool sales today thsre was
fair attendance and American dealers were the
principal buyers be bidding vas srs, and prices were
Victora-saics 1000 bales; secured a y; ola al
do. locks and peces iod Sls III greasy d si0h' ~
Sew sonth Wsles-Ssies 800 bales secured Ia lld9
do locks and pieces 81 ola 3D.; greasy i0st Is d. DO
locks and pieces, Slid 07t9l
NewZeSand-s Sales $500 bales; secured. Ia vi - ~
do locks and pieces IA 5,sd; sressy ssd ola irds
Observation-Disclosures 800 bales secured IL 1hd Ella 2ds
Do locks and pieces SSd. 49,.
L. Cd; DO locks and pieces Ia ala 81; greasy Sid
Cape Of Hope. 100 bales; secured. L. Sd
Is 7an, Cdr greasy 81. q l0sd
River-Sales, 300 oaes ecourous ~ a. . L. Ia
greasy I'd. az I'D ..~, -.
Sata.-Saas. 800 bales secured, IL zSL Oh ord.i
greasy, 6iysL Ge I'D.
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE y. $. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
n NETWORK AND LlvERPOOL. ,oo
stsauslir CITY OF ROME sails cdDcsiay Juy ~
ana every fourth Wednesday, thereafter
Saloon passage. $50 andup vtrt seem ltls4 ST.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Furnessia 2. EtnloliJ. July ID o. "a.
Clrcassia....J July .. ~ AnchOria. July - =
Rates Glasgow. Derry. Liverpool ana belfast
Cabin $50 lni $50 Second class $50 Sts,rlte. so
Steamers sai from Pier Al. N. H.. foot OF Leroy'st
For box u tours Dr URN, lnior tupl topy
HEN DERsON BROrHERs, 7 Bowling Greea. Now.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

FLoUE ANp MEAL-FtoUh-The CHANCES mes have =. 40
With fee oerinTs Tobncr. Oous moderately con,ier9g
@ sG1t s S5 cn fns IS5S pS G r
F4sra sossi % %e.t ladies 90 s.. OG y:
as e. cGoce zoo Sa; E1tr, "a az =, 2 eo ss sS
% S Srr,, :oi S4.nG Gs's 'f Fs,!a ai
lncudSa IN tho sale. wsye 4.2oo LILA for s,ooT,
s@ssass2y Extra ~ = = aoes5 Is; Good e rarey
ET o s;'E Is 3 o"4 to o. oo Tt %e.srn - %
500 Common to Fsr rSira oa' - 2ogSS ~ as2 20
ass 7O cIe'r 5! 5os:i ~ Rye MHi9r.5 81 '9 az
Patent Winter whe,. Extra 8 ?1s:! oo CIV Nh I EF
d lTh 'o' soUinERN rI6UH-rncninset j. prce and
dgl sales 55 bills i9es,ns Co%nG9 ~ ia1 EA'I Ey
FLoU-Iss. aStye weak sso'. boo ~; spps rn9
ana steady. Yellow wesierh quoted at 81 1oas2 20 and
'aRAIN"wuEAT-Tic speculative dealings were md
oretey active Today no eaiy sosng' Ivy
@e.t a s .sl rp SG prdc ~eaEcr cFs tho
eaG9g 10 ,o gSE Sl &C. S AND TO S racs
show rcOovery Of g. on juno srd ,q ~ .. n n,Sr ,nsp1
2ioO01 bushels Prices nlcl sealy without .hn"nf G
bushels spo, ard to arrive nclua,rr 80 lineage At -5g
do e. T. and l.. 'ea7Ie,ci - Miwsukoe s'o Noi Htid
&c IN S9 snle ~ re- c aios So Rel June o.
lust ~ At SCI DO October, closing aly Il
Der 50 - sc closing at Sues do Jannar 81 ~ Coz
~ se2sc closing at q. - 10 April gSi. ass &C. co.'ng
az f. ~; Sa no. So May B&RY S' ana R&hLEY Nil
fnfi md tORS-lho general market was
features spot lola arc on
tr'ae and options loss % 20 &C. closing heavy AZ
abouf the shippers took q 900 bushels bH The
speculation amt spru-s- on, On .hois
future bushels spot including UnEtadcd Alien AZ
&c 30 a. d i5c .elv,reti IA. Junn. closing
Of as VIC asked; Julv. i6yc closing az tbSc 10 An
gns a. ~ &C. closing at 49, do SepemDer fs.c
closing at 4ssc 10 October. closing AZ - - oA
spot trading Moderate hut prices ow no h"id'n
change ruling steady. The options wore yT dn anI ,ls
rafei win m"
Gyr- Of YESTERDAY sales-GiOJJ bushe, future P2ulD
inses SPOT Including Il 81 o..i ia Wh'p 80 gcJ
NJ g2fd3fc. 90 elevator. veTcfs 40 = Nh'io
go: So White $40 Mixed Western 81 sac White 90.
y18Ilr. white STATE. 3 ~; No June 32%da- Q Cos
Ing 39ac DO July. i2 -, closing ~ 2ec 90 Alfn'
81 81 closing Sic 10 september, &C. closing AT 'l
$500. FEE D. Dali amt unchanged.
walkers Private D,y Circular Jnle2j 1891 New for&t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
SPIRITS Of TURPENTINE.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

CuARIgsToH June 26-Turpeptne dulet AZ Sic bid.
SAVANNAH. June Is -Tutpsntine firm at 3ilsc
WILMINGTON June 25.-Iurpentne dull at Sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

The from Liverpool satisfactory to uose
who favor higher Prices and the local specna,ve
higher For two session traiing was
GOOD Final prices represented net advance or
the day OF II points OF 30JdO crop months
with tie tone firm Sales IS. 300 bales
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOy STOCKS
BosTov. June p. }}I
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
/. ..onn uI. nm. Nm AnIarn Y L,

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
NEwYORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
Month OF May 1885 1886 1881
Gross earniDga- Sl55tbl3 Sl99l,sil SZOJoH1J
Operating expenses. l.l6'.3l9 l3Zo,zlo l"Jo'0'z
Net earnings for month S3l4.29o S02o,tOl sf4ooV3
Oct TO May 81 lsstS5. lss3.sb. lS5ost;
(ros. earnings sl2347. 795 Sii.3356l5 Sl66iS252
Operating expenses bo-3,Sfz lo-oooio ii''<"Vi-
Net earnings for s2.sl9.023 si.OiI5S6 S46.l24o
Although the New-York, Lake Erie and Westerp Com
pany Is st charging 10 operating expenses extlaor'
nary expenditures made TO repair the neglect OF former
years the ratio expenses to gross earnings In May oil
thisyear was only Ga $40 per cent against G7 9O per
cent in May. 1856 ~ 40 per cent IN Apr, iSs az
lss7 and 72 10 for the months ended April 80.
1850 Allowing S75 900 per month for earnings from
other the earnings for the eight months
$l82l 24OI give surplus over the first charges Of tho
same time of $3.50 In the last four months OF the
year ended September go 1885, the net earnings were
s2.O83s3S. Without any gains for the remaining four
months OF the year there Will DO surplus over
first charges Of about $70000O But there no reason
TO expect that the gains win oontinae 70 pc made IN
greater proportion than that Of So7S8o4 for the last
eight month";
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iflusiral Instruments

-
NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
n upright and square pianos OF make. which were
spccay selected and only the artists OF the Metro
uofan Opera House Company during the past opera eeao
wil be sold at liberal reduction from our regular prices
PIANOS FOR RENT. - ,,o,.x
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone ana
standng in tune Manniactores and wsreroom m; 80
10 42J West 23th-sL and SGT broadway. lohst tDsohs
BuiIdingl Pianos exchanged. rented OF Instruments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

Tho following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

s"oe 49, sos slOaAo5s27 Inc seieAls
NSn SILVER eons 27 oso6s9 27.o5o4sO Dec. 4o.o5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

The bank exchanges at the NewYork Clearing House nd
stocks New.Yo!k Stock Exchange for the
KS OF rec follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

:HbsfIft6 Capt fsI.sii a 5SlY gs q
'HiiA From White VIII star poci foot q west iosS:S
favorable tsSpS s,sorsss nom ). g Old Country ea6
fsscond cabin these steamcr rate
ss5 excursion sos For inspection Of plans Or Other g.
Sr. 1 apply ~ Ne Company s sSs f IN %sSS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

cambria. lie: hero 44, nc; fidelity A. I5ac
forget me-nOt, &c; John Hancock, nc; Lang
ham cambria, Sc; ne plus ultra, &c
Cotton checks-BlaCk Warrior, nc; Caro-
lima, &c; Southern, 71!c; Georgia, &c; Mis5is-
sippi, &c; Utility, &C; Ottoway, &C; Randle'
man, Ike; Greenbriar, nc.
COttOnades-Aberdecn 95Sc; Little Rock Sc
Ollles choice SIC; Bell ID " T l1HCi Blue
Ridge lSc; NJ Vernon y \ lgC; Mt Vernon u
P lie; Mt Vernon Il I 1870; Norman zoe
Richmond lie; Surrey lSEc; Burment NE
Golden Peak 2Oci Old Cabin SC; Tecumseh lS15ci
Waterloo l6lsc.
Dress Goods-AmerIcan 5Glsc; imported lf
G45c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES staple checks, 7iIc;
AmoskeBg novelties, SIC; Amoskeag lotus, sc +;
Caledonia staples, 7z67Ac; Elmsdaie dress
styles, SIC; Glenn Falls dress styles, Sc Grey
lock dress styles, l015c; Normandie dress styles,
SIC; Lansdale book fold, Sc; Renfrew dress
styles, SIC; Renfrew bouCllned, lO4C; Scotch
book fold, SIC; Statewide Nubians, Sc; Whites
fancy, &c; York favoEite, 71lc; Warsaw, nc;
zephyr checks, &C.
Colored cambrics-Rossmore nat, &c; Garner
rolled, 4lsci Masonyille rolled SIC; slater "
Sons rolled, sac.
Brown cottons-Atlantic A A, &c; Atlantic
A, SIC; Adriatic Ii A, SIC; Adriatlc a.
6lzC; Alaska "A, exc; Allendale A. &C; APP
pletOn a A, &C; Argyle family cotton, &c;
black crow, &C; Clifton o Q G, &c; Derby,
fine brown, &c. exposition A, &c; Chapman
IA, &c; Graniteville +. &C; Graniteville II II
II, SIC; Marshall "A, &c; Msginis E Al, SIC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
Live Stock nInrknt

KANSAS CITY, MO, July 5.-CattIe-ReCeipts
34i: shipments ais good firm: common weak
and neglected; good to choice cOrnfed, s. 900
I l0i common to medium, g 3063 50; stOckers,
81 SOAP go; feeding steeis, s. O0d3 %. cows
81 5VG5 90; grass Texas steers, - 49Gj 90.
Hogs-Receipts 455l; shipments none; the
market was strong and l0C higher ranging
from 81 O0G5 90 sheep-Receipts none; ship
ment5 none; steady; good to choice IS OOG3 50 4;
common TO medium ~ OOG2 10.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July -Cattle-Receipts
1869; shipments 500; market steady; choice
heavy native steers, 81 5OG4 so: fair to good
shipping steers s. 90G4 p; butchers steers
fair to choice, g 60G4 - feeders, fair to good
li iSSs a. T ft99hs5' co f3iT to good
good corn-fed 8 10a4 90. Hogs-Receipts
2l64; shipments, 400; the market IS
actlveiand lOc higher. Choice heavy and butch
ers' selections So l5G5 25i packing andlYorkers
medium to prime $ 0Oa5 %; pigs, common 10
ments 50Oi market steady; clipped, fair 70
choice, s. 1904 90; lambs s. 5OGf so.
CHICAGO, ILL, July g. Cattle - Receipts
S0O0i market slow and steady; shipping steers
s. 35G4 so; stockers' and feeders S2OO63 40;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 7003 co; Texas cattle
strong, sc higher, Early closing easier. ranging
at 81 5O05 50. Sheep-ReCeipts 400O; ship
ments 1000; market steady: natives s. GOAT %;
western s. OOG3 80; Texans 8 60G3 10; lambs
81 2jG4 90 per head. a special cablegram
from London quotes the supply of cattle heavy.
Trade terrible. Best states cattle IOlzc per
pound sinking offal. Lowest prices in the his
tory OF American export trade,
NEW YORK, July 10. Beeeyes - Receipts
$50, all for city slaughterers direct no trading
in beef cattle; dressed beef trife frmer at
baGIac for sides with selected prime offer
ings sold at nc. Sheep-ReCeipts POO; mar
ket steadier, with sales ct 50 scat so for sheep
and 50 00GG 70 for lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures from
Four to TWentySeVen Points
LOWer-MOney Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Strong, FIuctuated Mar.
rowly and Closed at an Advance-Live
Stock Transactions Brisk,
Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE, }
FORT WORTH, Ten, July 3, 1857.

Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, Ten, july 3, 1857.
The rain to-day had the effect to make
the retail trade somewhat light, but in
wholesale lines trade was very brisk.
There has been g considerable advance
in the prices of oranges and lemons.
DRY GOODS.
The New York market is rather dull, as
usual st this period, end the aggregate
business is of small volume. In cotton
goods new features are scarce.
TEAS
had q moderate share of attention in
private channels and varied slightly,
though the advantage was with buyers,
especially on undesirable lines of old
crop. On Wednesday and Thursday the
auction sales here passed of with con-
siderable show of spirit, and, on the more
attractive portion of the offerings, at COM
paratively fair prices. A telegram from
Shanghai, to Tuesday, June %, says
"The market for Pingsuey teas has been
opened at l2t per cent. over last years.
prices ct same time, and the prices paid
are about Is per cent. above New York
values of to-day. Settlements have been
1000 half-chests, and it is doubtful if
prices will hold. The quality is about
equal to last seasons. - Bradstreet's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
The wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July wool quiet and easy;
receipts are accommodating as the manufacturers
are practically out Of the market. tubwashed
ranges from 30G39c; unwaEhed bright medium
229261z &c coarse braid l6G24c; fine light I9 G2Sc ;
fine heavy l5G2Oc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 5.-Wool-SIarket
quiet prices steady, and stocks of wool were
light; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
4Oc; coarse 39G4Oc; New York, Michigan, Indi-
ana and western fine or Y and XX 5OG32c;
medium SEQ ACC; coarse 3SG40c; fine washed
combIng and delaine 39G4Oc; coarse washed
combinZ and deIaine 39G4 Oc; Canadian washed
comblngs 35G36c; tub washed 37G43c; medium
unwashed combing and delaine 3IG3SC; coarse,
unWashed Combing and delalnc 3l032c; Eastern
Oregon l6G25c; valley Oregon 23G2Sc; New
Mexico and Colorado I4023C.
Boston, MASS, July 5.-Wool, firm, unclaimed
Ohio and Pennsylvania, extra fleece, at321l q
33c; NX 35c; No. Ohio jSG39;.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

IS 52}5a G 50, Short ribs aldes. loose, s. Goa
62z; dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 50 100
80; short clear sides, boxed, s. S5as 90,
NEW YORK, July 5-FloUr moderately &C
tive. Wheat-SpOts lost spring rather easy;
winter "a higher, closing firm. Exports
trading options advanced Z, a S, most marked
on July closing firm at near the best: specuIa-
tlon moderately active; spot No. red s5l< GS7c
at elevator, = aSJ delivered; July S5GS5 &c,
closlng,at So c; August 81 5-l6GS4fic; closing
at Sic; September S515GSj II-l5c, closing at
s51sc; Corn-sBct lots declined ok and OPP
lions p Il, closing heavy; spot No. 10 a4jt<
elevator; 46c delivered; July 45}5G45'ac, closing
at 457ec; August 46isG461Ic, closing at 46 &C;
september I3sG4I1s, closing at 4T2sC. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio firm atSlS 25; options higher
but quiet: sales 5000 bags; July
SIG 65eIG 20; August SIG 9OGlI 10,
September 81 0j0l7 80; October
81 55Gl7 So November ST. 45Gl7 50; December
Sll 35GlI TO-; January Sl7 GO0I7 20: February
SlI IS; March Sl7 65gI5 =; April ST. 50. Sugar
quiet and steady; Muscovado, $ test, 4I{c; re
fined quiet at 1 81 al - Ice; extra 4zsC; white
extra Sc mould a l5-l6c; standard a SIC;
conf ctioners a ll-l6; cut loaf and crushed
6Gbsc; powdered 10 lGG6C; graduated ) 3. q
Is l6C. MOlasses dull, nominal. Wool QUIET
steady; domestic fleece SOG37c; pulled Haste;
Texas 9G2ic. Pork steady, active. Cut meats
firm. Lard opened trite better, closing weak,
5d+ points lower; spot August g. gSGG %; Sep
temGer s. OSGT l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
The Cofee market.

GALVESTON, TEX, July 5.-Coffee quiet,
Good ordinary 2IllG2l7iC; fair 22G22 &c /;
prime 22hc; choice 23c; peaberry 24c and old
government Java 29C.
RIO DE JASEIRO, July -Cofee-ReguIar
first lO,l5O refs per 10 kilos; good second 1866
refs. Receipts for the week, So, 900 bags
purchases for the United States, none /;
clearances none, stock, l94 900 bags
SANTOS, July 5-Coffee Good average
$500 refs per 10 kllos, Receipts during last
week,t24.000 bags. ClearanCes for the United
States none; Stock, 100000 bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
GaIwAafOn-

GALVESTON, TEN, July 5.-Cotton-Spot
closed nominal and unchanged.
Ordinary, 1I-lGc; good ordinary 9T-l6c;
low middling 10 1l6C; middling, 10 7l6c; good
mddling 10 ll-l63; middling fair II II -I6c.
Gross receipts, 3.
Sales, none.
Exports, none,
Shipments coastwlse, none.
Rail shipments, none,
Stock 4O7j bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

fed work stock and other stock were
grazed in wheat fields greatly to their
detriment, and for same reason oats were
poorly put in, making fully 80 per cent.
decrease in the average yield of both
crops compared to 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United states Ports.
New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, La, July j,-Cotton-SpOt
closed easy at / l6C decline,
sales 10 bales.
Stock % bales
Low ordinary SIC; ordinary SEC; good
ordinary 93zCi low middling l0c; mid
ding l02sc; good middling lO5sc; middling
fair lie; fair 1l15c.
Futures opened weak; closed barely steady
ct decline Of u TO q points on all months.
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Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, July 5 .-Cotton-spot closed
quiet, rather easy and unchanged.
Ordinary l6d; good ordinary sd; low
mlddling 1850; mlddllng uplands I5-l6d (;
middllnS Orleans l5-l6d
Total sales 5000; American G200; imports
5000; American none.
Futures opened steady at a decline and
closed nasE at decline of nnInts.
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THOMAS g. CO.,
Commission Merchants

And dealers IN grain and hay. Consignments
of wool, hides, eggs, produce, fruit, ETC., So
hcited, Strict attention to business entrust-
ed 70 Us, and prompt return OF sales made.
sOS Eas. Weathertord Street, Fort Wortas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

NEW YORK, July 5.-Cotton-Spot closed
easy at a decline of Lice.
Sales 2413 bales.
stock los BOG bales.
Ordinary, 7-l6c good ordinary, I3- 16c; low
middling, l05zc; middling, lie; good middling
II &c; middling fair, II c.
Futures opened steady at the decline ana
closed weak at a decline OF - to y points.
sales lOqlO bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

NEW YORK, July o.-rne assignee UI
John Slade & Co. dry unnds commission
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ton says there is good ground for b 9liev-
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FINANCIAL,
ENGLISH CONsoLs.

LONDON, July 5.-Consols closed at IOl 7-16
for money ;silYer $500.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, July money on call loaned
from 36l0per cent. and closed closed at per
cent. offered. Prime mercantile paper at ga
4 per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady
at 81 S2ia for sixty day bills and SiS3li for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

CoIoneI Mills arese to reply st nearly,1
inlonLc and uac nroatad NTH lnrd al.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

"they told story of little boy that
killed g hio giant with e Cling lkhnt and
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to redeem the military 7
EFoDph N. OpIa I'M ra1fnr;
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uterine tonic and reg
tho cnpns1laipta and tral
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-06

saAtor ,rdapued TO
al1la &c fn,mhich The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-03

these conspirators republicans with the
jury as composed there would have
perhaps been a different result. How
ever that may be. it makes no differ
ence in the principle. If iuries continue
to allow verdicts to be the result
OF political influence and preference rath-
err than of evidence. not only will the per-
petrators of frauds at the ballot
box escape punishment but even
criminals, thus bringing every institu-
ton of our civilization into great
danger. Such case as this in Indiana
polls may be called an exception; it is, in
that it Is more conspicuous one. Yet to
a greater or less extent grand jpries and
other juries are made up by po-
litical manipulation in too many
instances and the secret of the
failure to justly punish men guilty
of political crimes and sometimes of 9TH
err crimes, is because politics in some way
defeat justice.